Population: 39 million 

State capital: Sacramento 

Largest city: Los Angeles 

Political orientation: Democratic 

Three facts: Home to the talleset tree in the world. Disneyland is in California. Dr.Dre was born in California. 

Population: 13 million 

State capital:  Harrisburg 

Largest city: Philadelphia 

Political orientation: Swing state 

Three facts: Home to the first American zoo. Has one of the larges Amish populations in the U.S. Opened the first public hospital in America.  

Population, 5,7 million

Capital, Saint Paul

Largest city, Minneapolis

"Likely democratic"

They have over 10 000 lakes. They also invented waterskis and postit notes.

Population: 4,512 locals 

State capital: Frankfort 

Political orgentation: Republicans 

Intresting facts:

1:It’s known for horse racong prestige,  

2:Kentucky is the only state that has rivers defining its borders on three sides: the Ohio River on the north, Mississippi on the west, and the Big Sandy and Tug Fork Rivers on the east.,  

3: People from Kentucky are called Kentuckians, Kentuckers and Kentuckeyites. 

Population: 8,684 locals 

State capital: Richmond 

Political orgentation: Republicans 

Intresting facts: 

1: Virginia: Home to the Largest Naval Base. 

2: Virginia was named after Queen Elizabeth I, who never got married, hence she was famously called the “Virgin Queen”. 

3: Half a million people in Virginia work for the US Army, making it the state’s largest employer. 

location: Upper midwest region 

Population: 10,03 milion 

Capotal: Lansing 

Largest city: Detroit 

Political orientation: Democratic 

Fun facts: 36000 miles of shoreline, known for the “motor city”, has more that 11000 inland lakes. 

Population, 12,5 million

Capital, Springfield

Largest city, Chicago

"One of the most democratic states"

The first mcdonalds was built here, they also have really fine nature and wildlife areas.

Population: 4, 512 millions 

State capital: Frankfort 

Largest city: Louisville 

Political orientation: Republicans 

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state: the tulip tree is the current official state tree, cultural aspects of Kentucky include horse racing, bourbon, moonshine and coal mining, Kentucky has more miles of running water than any other state except Alaska 

Population: 581 381 

Capital: cheyenne 

Largest city: cheyenne 

Political orientation: conservative 

Fun facts. Known for yellowstone national park, lowest population destiny in the us,ritch cowboy culture 

Population: 8, 684 million 

State capital: Richmond, VA 

Largest city: Virginia beach 

Political orientation: democrats 

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state: it's Illegal to tickle women in Virginia, the first actual thanksgiving happened in Virginia, Virginia has the world’s only oyster museum 

South east side  

2.Population 

10,7 million  

3.State capital 

Raleigh  

4.Largest city (not always the same as the capital) 

Charlotte 

5.Political orientation 

Republican 

6.Three crazy/interesting facts about the state 

They're famous for their barbecue.  

They have a national park called Great Smokey Mountains.  

They were the first to successfully power a flight. Which is making them “First in Flight” 

2. Population : 4 million  

3. State capital: Oklahoma City 

4. Largest city : Oklahoma City 

5. Political orientation: Republican  

6. Three crazy/interesting facts about the state: The bread twist was invented in maysville, the shopping cart was invented in Ardmore, the first girl scout cookie was sold in muskagee.  

North West  

2.Population 

1,9 million  

3.State capital 

Boise 

4.Largest city (not always the same as the capital) 

Boise  

5.Political orientation 

Swinger state

6.Three crazy/interesting facts about the state 

Famous for their potato production 

People who have won Nobel Prizes  

A lot of wild life, elk deer, bald eagles  

3. State capital: Phoenix  

4. Largest city : Phoenix 

5. Political orientation: Democratic 

6. Three crazy/interesting facts about the state: There are 22 national parks and monuments in Arizona, two of the top-rated waterfalls is located in Arizona, Arizona chefs and restaurants have received more than 50 James Beard nominations since 2010.  

Population: 4,59 million residents.

State capital: Baton Rouge

Largest city: New Orleans

Political orientation: Republicans

Fun facts: It was grounded the 30th April, 1812 and has around 3,9 unemployed residents. The Senator is John Neely Kennedy.

Population: About 9.3 million

State capital: Trenton

Largest city: Newark

Political orientation: The state leans heavily towards the Democratic Party

Three interesting facts: New Jersey is one of the most educated, wealthiest, healthiest, diverse and highly developed states in the U.S

New Jersey has 127 miles of coastline on the Atlantic Ocean.

New Jersey is home to more than 9,800 farms covering 790,000 acres of farmland

Population:643,503

State Capital: Montpelier

Political Orientation:It has a strong tradition of liberal policies,

Three Crazy/Interesting Facts:Vermont is home to the famous ice cream company Ben & Jerry's, which was founded in 1978 in the town of Waterbury.

Vermont is the only state in the U.S. that does not have a Walmart

Vermont is often noted as the only state in New England without a city with a population exceeding 50,000

Population: 2,94 million.

State capital: Jackson

Largest city: Jackson

Political orientation: Republicans

Fun facts: The governor is Tate Reeves, around 2,7% are unemployed and the state was grounded the 10th December 1817.

1,385 million people.

Augusta. 19000

Portland. 68408

Democratic state

There are over 4,000 islands off of the coast of Maine

Maine is the first state in the United States to see daylight

Donut holes were invented in Maine

1,44 milion people

Honolulu

Honolulu 350 429

Democrats state

Mauna Kea is the tallest peak in the world.

Honolulu is the most isolated city of its size in the world

Iolani Palace is the only official royal residence in the U.S., and had electricity years before the White House

East coast 

1 million 

Dover 

Wilmington 

Democratic 

National bird is a blue hen. 

State beverage is Milk 

State Marine animal is a Horseshoe crab. 

1. Location: Florida is located in the southeastern region of the United States, bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Georgia and Alabama to the north, and the Straits of Florida to the south. 

2. Population: As of 2024, Florida has an estimated population of approximately 22.5 million people, making it one of the most populous states in the U.S. 

3. State capital: Tallahassee. 

4. Largest city: Jacksonville, known for its large area and population. 

5. Political orientation: Florida is considered a swing state, but in recent years, it has leaned more conservative, with a Republican majority in state politics. 

6. Three crazy/interesting facts: 

• Florida is the lightning capital of the U.S., with more strikes than any other state. 

• It’s home to the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S., the Everglades, which has unique ecosystems found nowhere else. 

• Florida has a rich space history and is home to the Kennedy Space Center, where many historic spaceflights, including the Apollo moon landings, were launched. 

Nebraska 

Mid western 

Almost two million  

Lincoln 

Omaha 

Republican 

Biggest corn producern is the states 

Chimney rock is a landmark on the oregon trail 

Universety of nebraska lincoln is the oldest universety in the us 

1. Location: Maryland is located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, bordered by Pennsylvania to the north, Delaware and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Virginia and Washington, D.C. to the south, and West Virginia to the west. 

2. Population: As of 2024, Maryland has an estimated population of around 6.2 million people. 

3. State capital: Annapolis, known for its maritime history and as the home of the U.S. Naval Academy. 

4. Largest city: Baltimore, famous for its historic Inner Harbor and rich cultural heritage. 

5. Political orientation: Maryland is traditionally a Democratic-leaning state, with strong support for progressive policies, especially in urban areas. 

6. Three crazy/interesting facts: 

• Maryland is known as "America in Miniature" because it has a diverse range of natural features, including mountains, forests, beaches, and cities. 

• It’s home to the first-ever railroad station in the U.S., the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad, which began operating in 1827. 

• The state sport of Maryland is jousting, a medieval competition that remains popular in local events. 

Population: about 11 million

State Capital: Atlanta

Largest city: Atlanta

Political orientation: Georgia voted Republican in six consecutive elections fro 1996 to 2016, a streak that was broken when the state went for Democratic candidate Joe Biden in 2020

Three fun facts: Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi River.

There are 350 species of birds in Georgia.

Wasleyan College in Macon was the first college in the world chartered to grants degrees to women.

1. Located in the middleeast of the U.S. 

2. 2,937 million in 2022. 

3. Topeka is the capital city. 

4. Wichita is the largest city. 

5. Republican orientation. 

6. The Home of the World's Largest Ball of Twine, The Center of the U.S. & Home of the First Pizza Hut. 

New Mexico: 

1. Located in the southwest of U.S. 

2. 2.1 million people in 2023 

3. Santa Fe is the capital city. 

4. Albuquerque is the largest city. 

5. Democratic orientation.  

6. Roswell and UFO Culture, Trinity Site – Birthplace of the Atomic Bomb & The Largest Hot Air Balloon Festival in the World. 

Tennessee is located in the northeastern United States. 

Population 

7.051 million (2022) 

State capital 

Nashville 

Largest city 

Nashville is the largest city in Tennessee. 

Political orientation 

Tennessee’s politics are currently dominated by the Republican party.  

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state 

• Tennessee is home to Ruby Falls, the tallest underground waterfall in the U.S., which stands at 145 feet. 

• The state houses the country's largest underground lake, known as the Lost Sea. 

• Tennessee features more than 9,200 caves and caverns, more than any other state. 

Indiana is located in the midwestern region of the United States. 

Population 

6.833 million (2022) 

State capital 

Indianapolis 

Largest city 

The largest city is Indianapolis 

Political orientation 

Indiana is typically supporting the Republicans, there has only been a few cases where the state has supported the Democrats.  

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state 

• Indiana is the first state to have a chapel in its state capital. It was built in memory of former first lady Beth Bowen. 

• The state motto, adopted in 1937, is "The Crossroads of America." 

• The state seal has been used since 1801 and was officially adopted in 1963. The meaning behind the seal is "how the early people of Indiana overcame the wilderness." 

Population: 6.9 million people

State Capital: Boston

Largest City: Boston

Political Orientation: its has a strong liberal political stance

Three Crazy/Interesting Facts:

Birthplace of the American Revolution: Massachusetts is often referred to as the "Cradle of Liberty" because it was the site of significant events leading up to the American Revolution, including the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party.

Harvard University

First State to Abolish Slavery

Population: 1,775 million from year 2022 

State capital: Charlestone is the capital of the state of west virginia 

Largest city: Charleston is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of West Virginia 

Political orientation: West Virginia is a republican state  

Three crazy/ interesting facts about the state: The First Mother's Day was in West Virginia. The Golden Delicious Apple was Discovered Here. West Virginia was the 35th State. 

Population – 1, 094 million (2022), around 1,1 million now.  

State capital – The state capital is called Providence.  

Largest city – The largest city is the same as the state capital which means that it is Providence.  

Political orientation – Rhode Island is a deeply blue state and that’s because they have not voted for republican candidate since 1984. This means that they are democrats.  

Three crazy/ interesting facts about the state - 

• It’s the smallest state in size in the United States 

• It’s one of the original US colonies 

• Rhode Island is surrounded by Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York  

Population: 4,24 million from year 2022 

State capital: Salem is Oregon's state capital 

Largest city: Portland is the largest city 

Political orientation: Oregon is a democratic state  

Three crazy/ interesting facts about the state: Oregon has no sales tax, so it's basically like everything is on sale all the time. Oregon is for lovers. Her birthday is Valentine's Day, February 14, 1859. Oregon is bordered by Washington, Idaho, Nevada, California and the Pacific Ocean. 

Population – 11,7 million 

State capital – It's called Columbus.  

Largest city - Columbus is the largest city.  

Political orientation – Ohio is a swing state.  

Three crazy/ interesting facts about the state - 

• Red carnation is there state flower 

• Seven president of the United States have come from Ohio 

• They have a river called Ohio river 

1. Alabama is locatet in the U.S west in mississippi  

2. Population its live 5 million in alabama  

3. The largest city in alabama is Huntsville  

 4. the copital of the state is montgomery  

5. right sperctrum  

6. slavery  

Population- The population of Washington is about 8 million in April 2024. It is the 13th most populous state according to the annual estimates.

State capital- The state capital in Washington is Olympia.

Largest city- The largest city in Washington is Seattle. Seattle is about 83.9 square miles and about 500,000 in population.

Political orientation- Washington is considered a democratic state, but it mainly elected Republican candidates.

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state- The only state that is named after a president is Washington. Washington is known as the birthplace of Starbucks coffee, The Boeing Co. and Microsoft Corp. Washington has mor than 3.000 glaciers there for it is the most glaciated state in the USA.

New York  

New York is located in the us between washington dc and boston  

Its is 8 million living in new york  

Yje capital is albany  

New York City  

Right spectrum  

Hockey  

The population is 5893 million 

Capitol is Madison 

Biggest city is Milwaukee  

Wisconsin is both republican and democratic  

In 1955 there was an elephant how step on a person  

The population in South Carolina is 5,283 million people. 

The capital state of South Carolina is Colombia  

Charleston is the biggest city  

They are republicans  

Fact 1 state Nickname The palmetto state Fact 2 coastline 187 miles fact 3 the state dance is the Shang  

During 2022 the population of North Dakota was 779 261.  

Bismarck is the state capital of North Dakota.  

Fargo is the largest city in North Dakota.  

North Dakota is republican.

There is a pyramid in North Dakota located in Nekoma. The pyramid has a radar system, but it was shut down soon after it was built and now the pyramid is unused.  

The clothes dryer was invented in North Dakota by J. Moss Moore.  

North Dakota has a nickname called The peace garden state because of the international peace garden being located in North Dakota.  

Population- Arkansas Population in 2024 is about 3,089,060.

State capital and largest city- Arkansas capital and their biggest city is Little Rock.

Political orientation- Republican

Three crazy/interesting facts about the state- Arkansas state bird is the mockingbird, and their state flower is apple blossom. Arkansas has a nicknama as “The Natural State”

1. Location: Minnesota is located in the Midwestern region of the United States. It is bordered by North Dakota to the west, South Dakota to the southwest, Iowa to the south, Wisconsin to the southeast, and the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Manitoba to the north.  

2. Population: As of 2019, the state's population is approximately 5.64 million. 

 3. State Capital: The capital of Minnesota is Saint Paul.  

4. Largest City: The largest city in Minnesota isn't the state capital Saint Paul, but Minneapolis. 

 5. Political Orientation: The political climate in Minnesota is considered moderately liberal. The state tends to historically vote for Democratic candidates in national elections. 

 6. Three Crazy/Interesting Facts about Minnesota: - Minnesota is known as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," but in reality, it has over 11,842 bodies of water that are over 10 acres in size. 

The state has the largest mall in America, Mall of America, which is located in Bloomington. The mall itself covers over 5.6 million square feet.  

The famous musician Prince was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the city has a large mural dedicated to him. His Paisley Park residence in Chanhassen, Minnesota, has been turned into a museum that fans can visit. 

1. Location: Located in the Midwestern region of the United States, Illinois is bordered by Wisconsin to the north, Indiana to the east, Kentucky to the south-east, and Missouri and Iowa to the west. 

 2. Population: As of 2021, the estimated population of Illinois is approximately 12.67 million people.  

3. State Capital: The state capital of Illinois is Springfield.  

4. Largest City: The largest city in Illinois is Chicago.  

5. Political Orientation: Illinois is considered a "blue" state and tends to lean Democrat in national elections. However, there are regions within the state that lean Republican, such as the rural areas.  

6. Three Crazy/Interesting Facts:  

The world's first Skyscraper was built in Chicago, Illinois in 1885. It was a 10-story building which was known as the Home Insurance Building.  

The state snack of Illinois is popcorn.  

 Illinois produces more nuclear energy than any other state in the country.